By ensuring the reproduction of most plants, pollinating animals play a fundamental role in the functioning of our planet. The very ancient history of this intimate relationship between plants and pollinators has given rise to a formidable diversity within both groups. Today, however, this indispensable interaction, whose role has been known for centuries, is under threat.
Free admission. Prior booking required on the BnF website.
The lecture series is offered in partnership with Pour la Science magazine and Télérama sorties.
Speakers :
- Emmanuelle Porcher, visiting professor, Chair Biodiversity and Ecosystems in 2023-2024, Collège de France
- Christophe Da Silva, Head of Conservation, Bibliothèque nationale de France
